

When I look back on my blog over the past few years, I see how regular our year is. The colors on the blog in the winter are very brown, ecru, and mud tinged. There isn't a lot of bright dyed color in any of my winter photos, with the exception of a blue sky once in a while or a bright yellow water bucket, numbers painted on the side of a lamb, or Julia's hot pink coat and her multi-colored mittens. It's no wonder I crave knitting with color in the winter... every thing looks so bleak. Lots of cuteness but lots of neutral tones.


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6 comments:
I love the color by seasons aspect of your blog! The muted tones of winter on your blog and outside my window makes me eager to use color in knitting and makes Spring so exciting. I am very lucky to have received Color By Kristin for Christmas - it is really wonderful!!
I'm a little envious of your farming life. When I lived in a super rural area in Virginia (the state) I loved living by the seasons. There was such a gentle rhythm to life.
Of course winter in a drafty 100-year-old farmhouse was a little brutal.
I like how you see it by color. That's so lovely.
I just received your book this week. I am LOVING it and use it to offset the grey Michigan winter.
I love reading about your farming adventures. The little animals are so sweet looking.
Thanks for giving me a glimpse into a life so different from my own!!
The slipper socks are fantastic. And the colours!!!!
Annegret
Funny, but our summer has brown undertones, especially with water restrictions in force. We've just come out of two days with temps over 100F, so I'm enjoying the cool pre-dawn and your blog.
Just one question: why is the Farmer hatless? Has Julia taken possession of all of the Quarters Caps? :)
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